Digital editions of All-Terrain Vehicle Magazine available on Zinio continue to gain in popularity among readers.

For this reason, the publishers have moved ahead with making back-issues available for download on Zinio’s digital newsstand as well.

Zinio allows users to shop for, search for, read and store digital editions of magazines and books on their desktop, laptop or iPad.

By accessing your user account, your copy of All-Terrain Vehicle Magazine can be downloaded directly to device to be opened and enjoyed anywhere you can access your files.

Now available on Zinio, you can find all issues for the 2010 season including the Spring Sport Utility Buyer’s Guide, the Side-X-Side Guide and Pure Sport Guide as well as the 2009 Best In Class Awards issue.

These items are available as single copies or subscribe and get 12 issues for only $15.00.

Click here to download your copy today and visit ATVMAG.COM/ZINIO to subscribe!

John Natalie rode his Team Motoworks / Can-Am DS 450 ATV to a big win in front of nearly 50,000 race fans at the Montréal SuperMotocross race held at Olympic Stadium. He led a Can-Am DS 450 sweep of the podium with Can-Am X-Team racer Richard Pelchat coming in second and BCS Performance’s Cody Miller third.

“Everyone at BRP looks forward to this event each year and we were all proud to see John Natalie lead the sweep of the podium at the race,” says Jimmie O’Dell, Racing Manager for Can-Am ATVs at BRP. “It was a historic moment for BRP when John, Richard Pelchat and Cody Miller took the podium in front of thousands of race fans!”

The track was one of the most technical ATV courses the professional racers had ever seen at the Montréal SuperMotocross. While the course proved challenging for the field, Natalie was able to pull the holeshot and walk away from the other racers, winning by a margin of more than seven seconds.

Last year’s champion, Team Motoworks / Can-Am DS 450 racer Chad Wienen, took fifth in the race after battling with his teammate Natalie for the opening laps of the race. Both Natalie and Wienen consistently put up the fastest lap times in both the main event race and qualifiers.

Racer Quotes:

“I was pumped to go out an win in front of all the fans, especially all the representatives from BRP that made the trip from Valcourt to Montréal to watch us race. It was exciting to stand on top of the podium with the Can-Am DS 450!” – John Natalie

“The track was a true supercross style track and it was really tough and technical, but it was pretty fun. I crashed hard and my leg was swelled up to the size of a watermelon, but I still went out there and got on the podium, so I am pretty happy with that,” – Cody Miller

“I felt pretty good out there. The track is similar to my track at home, so even though it was technical, it didn’t really bother me much. I was glad that our team finished well with John taking the win, and I was able to finish in the top five.” – Chad Wienen

Curtis Industries, LLC has added to its line of quality enclosures, the new PathPro soft cab system for the Yamaha Rhino and Polaris Ranger that easily mounts to the factory installed Operator Protection System (OPS). This PathPro enclosure, keeps you and your passenger out of the elements, for a fraction of the cost.

Using an extremely lightweight design, the new PathPro cab systems are easy to install and can be used in varying weather conditions. The cab is manufactured from durable heavy duty marine grade, UV resistant PVC coated 40 oz. nylon for improved cold weather performance. The cab features zip-out removable doors and zip-open side and rear windows that can be rolled up and secured for a truly “open-air” ride.

Large zipper pull tabs on the doors and rear panel are easily accessible from inside and outside to transform your vehicle in any given weather or climate a quick and simple process; eliminating the need to get outside in more inclement conditions.

The acrylic windshield not only offers protection from the elements but has exceptional visibility in all directions, making for an even safer ride. Aluminum reinforcements add additional roof support and improve the cab’s overall strength. The new value-priced premium quality PathPro soft cab comes as a complete package including roof, doors, rear window, and windshield. You can enclose your cab within two hours, with no drilling or permanent modifications.

Curtis Industries, LLC is the leading manufacturer of cabs, enclosures and accessories for compact tractors, golf cars, and utility vehicles. The company, which started in 1968, also manufactures truck plows and snow and ice control equipment for tractors and utility vehicles. Curtis Industries, LLC markets its products exclusively through a large network of dealers in the United States and Canada as well as Japan, Korea and Western Europe. The company operates from a modern 150,000 sq. ft. facility in Worcester, MA. For more information on Curtis products please visit www.curtisindustries.net or call 800.343.7676.

Heading into the next weekend of GNCC racing, Warnert Racing / Can-Am GNCC racer Michael Swift has much to reflect upon after his 4×4 Limited championship-clinching performance at the Unadilla GNCC in upstate New York. His impressive win aboard his Can-Am Outlander 800R XT brought him his fifth championship in a row.

“What can you say about Michael Swift?” says Jimmie O’Dell, Racing Manager for Can-Am ATVs at BRP. “He is one of the smartest, most consistent racers I’ve ever seen. When he pulls up to the line the rest of the field knows it is truly a race for second place. We at BRP are excited to see Swift get his fifth GNCC championship on the Warnert Racing / Can-Am Outlander 800R XT.”

Since making the switch to Can-Am at the beginning of the 2006 GNCC season, Swift has a winning percentage of 77 percent. He has taken the win in 48 of the 62 races he’s entered since the Orange Crush GNCC opener in 2006.

In the rest of the morning racing at Unadilla, Lexie Coulter piloted her Warnert Racing / Can-Am DS 450 to second overall in the session. She currently is fourth in the Women’s class championship.

Rick Cecco raced his Can-Am Outlander 800R XT to the 4×4 Open win, and represents his second win of the season in the class. Cliff Beasley continued his quest for a perfect season aboard his Warnert Racing / Can-Am Renegade 800R X xc as he again took the U2-class win; that win represents his 10th out of 10 races this season.

Can-Am X-Team racer, Kevin Trantham, took his Outlander 500 XT to the top of the 4×4 Lites class and Mike Penland brought himself closer to putting himself in the lead for the Utility Sr. (45+) class championship by taking a win on his Outlander 800R XT.

In the afternoon, Warnert Racing / Can-Am DS 450 racer, Adam McGill took third overall and remains third in the points championship with three races to go. His teammate, Chris Bithell, took fourth overall. Can-Am X-Team racer Lance Smith took the Vet A (30+) class win on his DS 450.

The next round in the 13-race series is the Titan GNCC on September 25 near Lafayette, TN. For more information on Can-Am racing, the entire 2010 schedule, the 2010 contingency program and DS 450 amateur racer support program, please visit www.can-amxteam.com.